Preity Zinta, fierce on the Kerala congress, fierce class, should be ashamed, knowing the whole question
Actress Preeti Zinta rejected the renunciation reports of the loan of an RS 18 bank crosses like “disgusting gossip” in exchange for the BJP in profit. In an article on X, Preity Zinta said the loan had been completely reimbursed 10 years ago. He attacked the Kerala congress to broadcast “false news”. On Monday, round X of the Kerala Congress shared a media position and wrote: “He gave his social media account to the BJP and forgives 18 crores and the bank was drowned last week. The depositor was drowned.
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Now Preity Zinta has broken silence on these reports. Preity Zinta wrote in response that no, I use my social media account myself and you are ashamed to promote the false news! No one has given up anything or no loan. I am surprised that a political party or their representative promotes false news using my name and my images and talk and gives temptation.
Explaining that the loan was contracted, but that he was returned, he said: “For the file, the loan was taken and completely returned – 10 years ago. I hope it will be clear and that you will help you get there to be no misunderstanding in the future. “After the Congress thanked it for clarification and said the party was ready to accept it if we made a mistake. The congress also cited the report in which the name of Preity Zinta was mentioned and it was told how his loan had been canceled without following the appropriate procedures. He expressed his solidarity to the depositors affected.
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On February 13, the Reserve Bank of India imposed serious restrictions on the New India Cooperative Bank citing irregularities and prevented it from issuing new loans for the renewal of existing loans. He was also prevented from accepting new investments or deposit and selling his assets. The RBI also withdrawn the Board of Directors of the New India Cooperative Bank for 12 months and appointed the former director general of the State Bank (SBI) as a administrator for this period.
